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New! PREPARATION H Soothing Relief Cleansing & Cooling Wipes

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Preparation H Soothing Relief Cleansing and Cooling Wipes

Keep your butt clean, comfortable and irritation-free with a new everyday cleansing wipe that goes beyond cleaning to soothe discomfort. Preparation H Soothing Relief Cleansing & Cooling Wipes contain witch hazel to calm burning and itching on contact and give you that fresh butt feeling.

*HSA/FSA Plan details may vary. Save your receipts and check with your benefits or health provider for eligibility.

RELIEVES: BURNING, ITCHING, IRRITATION

BENEFITS

  • Gentle for daily use
  • Flushable, biodegradable & septic safe
  • Contains witch hazel to calm burning and soothe itching on contact
  • Unique formula contains aloe
  • Soap-free
  • Fragrance and paraben-free
  • For the temporary relief of external discomfort

USE:

External

SIZES:

60 Count

180 Count (online only)

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Good News!

Preparation H Products are Now HSA/FSA Eligible

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Use Preparation H Soothing Relief Cleansing & Cooling Wipes to cleanse the affected area by wiping, patting or blotting up to 6 times a day or after each bowel movement. Preparation H Soothing Relief Cleansing & Cooling Wipes can be used before applying topical treatments such as Preparation H Soothing Relief Anti-Itch Cream.

For children under 12 years of age, consult a doctor. Please read the package for product warnings and complete labeling information.

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* Harvard Health Publications. Hemorrhoids and what to do about them. Harvard Women’s Health Watch, 2004.

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